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Just for the sake of argument, imagine a very different street-level downtown than the one we have in San Jose today, one designed for lingering rather than quick passage.
As you stroll underneath Highway 280 on First Street, you look up and see an underpass decorated like Lego bricks. On Almaden Boulevard, you see people stopping at exercise hubs, roller-skating, or biking on green lanes.
At the corner of San Carlos and Market streets, you spot a two-story mural designed to resemble a forest. You stop to plug your laptop into a mobile solar energy post. Then you cross the street on a blue crosswalk etched with markings that resemble teeth.
A new plan for downtown by CMG Landscape Architecture suggests brightly colored sidewalks and murals. ( CMG Landscape Architecture )
When you finally turn left on Santa Clara Street toward the SAP Center, you see a huge sculpture in the middle of the street, maybe even a shark crushing a hockey stick.
If there's one word to describe all this, it might be playfulness. The notion is to infuse life into downtown's streets by giving people things to do and see and enjoy.
A 191-page booklet prepared by San Francisco landscape architectural firm of CMG, the guys who were also picked to help Facebook, turns San Jose's conventions on their head.
The original planners of downtown's rebirth 30 years ago wanted a well-mannered center city. These guys embrace thoughtful clutter (see the plan at http://sjdowntown.com/groundwerx)
Filling space
At a recent meeting of the San Jose Downtown Association, which commissioned the study, landscape architect Willett Moss, a likeable man in his early 40s, explained that the idea, in its most basic sense, was to fill up San Jose's empty spaces.
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But landscapers say now is still a good time to put in plants and trees, they just may cost you a little more and look a little different.
Businesses and home owners have more options for landscaping than they probably realize.
Even though officials with Longo Landscaping say business is down with the drought, they're finding new ways to make yards come alive.
Landscape coordinator Micheal Hague says landscaping in the drought is about efficiency and planning for when we do get rain.
That's why his latest project has a desert theme.
It includes drought resistant plants and grass.
Doing things where you don't have to do big expansive areas of grass, doing just decorate gravel areas, you know there are so many things you can do with gravel these days as far as coloring and then boulders, there are things like that that give you color without having to plant stuff, says Hague.
Being adaptable has helped his company survive during the drought, despite having less business.
Our business is down about 60% from last year, it's been a struggle, but like i said it's gone from more stone laying than it has to landscaping, we're doing more hardscaping, says Hague.
And to keep what they do plant alive he installed two types of drip systems..one for the Bermuda grass and one for plants.
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City hotel landscape changing
Daily Mail Business Editor
Craig Cunningham
Albany, N.Y.-based BBL Hospitality spent $15 million to renovate the Four Points Sheraton, a 12-story hotel, 176-room hotel, formerly known as the Charleston House Hotel.
CHARLESTON, WV -- Charleston's hotel landscape is changing.
In the past year, two city hotels have changed brands while construction continues on a new one in the heart of downtown. Meanwhile, plans are moving along for a new hotel along MacCorkle Avenue in Kanawha City.
In January, Charleston officials celebrated the grand opening of the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, formerly the Charleston House Hotel, located at 600 Kanawha Boulevard East.
Albany, N.Y.-based BBL Hospitality spent $15 million to renovate the hotel. Work took just over a year to complete and involved in the replacement of nearly everything in the hotel.
"There was a lot of blood, sweat and tears that went into this," Keith McClanahan, senior vice president of BBL Carlton of Charleston, said at the grand opening ceremony.
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